** We are back at Maggiano's at NorthPark! **

We are delighted to host Brian P. Monk, P.E., an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer. Please join us! We will begin at 11:00am with a short networking period, followed by introductions and chapter announcements. The technical presentation begins at 11:30am. We look forward to seeing you there!

This month's topic: Design Concepts in DOAS: Balancing IAQ and Energy

ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2007, in its current form, employs two procedures to provide acceptable indoor air quality (IAQ) in buildings.  These are the Ventilation Rate and IAQ Procedures.  This standard further endeavors to achieve the necessary balance between IAQ and energy consumption by specifying minimum ventilation rates and IAQ that will be acceptable to human occupants.

This presentation will focus on the design of Custom DOAS units with respect to providing adequate OA, and considering the IAQ procedure when the reduction of outdoor air pollutants is a concern. A system approach to combining DOAS units with chilled beam technology will be reviewed. Particular focus will be given to this combined strategy’s energy savings potential as it is applied to LEED EA credits.

Presenter Bio: Brian P. Monk, P.E.

Brian Monk, P.E. is General Manager, responsible for Carrier Custom Air Handling Solutions, specializing in design of air treatment systems, including airborne contaminant control and dedicated outdoor air systems with energy recovery.

Mr. Monk is also an instructor for Carrier University’s Sustainability Symposiums under the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) program which provides CEU Credit for Professional Engineering Licensure.

His academic background comprises of a college degree in Applied Science (Building Systems Engineering Technology) from Vanier College of Montreal and a Bachelor of Building Engineering from Concordia University of Montreal. He is a Registered Professional Engineer with the Province of Quebec, Canada.

Mr. Monk is an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer, and Part-Time Professor in the Faculty of Building Engineering at Vanier College. He is also a member of the IAQA (Indoor Air Quality Association).

Please register early to assist your chapter volunteers with headcounts for the venue. 

Late fee of $10 will apply beginning at 10pm two days prior to the meeting. 

Online registration closes at 9am the day of the meeting. On-site registration is available. Please be prepared to pay cash, card, or check for the registration fee + $10 late fee.